The project in Bristol Borough was hosted by Calvary Baptist Church on Green Lane and was one of 1,800 projects held in the Philadelphia area. The Bristol project started with a short speech, a video, and a time of reflection to remember the life and work of Dr. King. The participants then served the community by distributing invitations to take part in a food drive to benefit five local food pantries. The students worked side by side with the Chief of Police of Bristol Borough and other community leaders and visited a total of 1,700 houses.
The food that is donated will be picked up on February 1 on Superbowl Sunday as part of the National “Souper Bowl” of Caring.


Matching Gift Week Raises a Total of $215,000 To Support Students
This year, friends, alumni, faculty, and others affiliated with Cairn University were able to raise $115,000 during Matching Gift Week, a time dedicated to raising support for The Cairn Fund. $100,000